Cancer took my dad in just 12 weeks. Now I warn everyone about two symptoms
A personal tribute that becomes a warning: how quickly things changed, what the family wishes they’d known earlier, and what to watch for. Tender and purposeful.
Writing & Insights
Stories I've told, and insights about hiring a ghostwriter.
For years, I told doctors my periods were too heavy and that something wasn't right. It took four years to get diagnosed with adenomyosis
An interview-led first-person account of years of dismissal before an adenomyosis diagnosis — including the impact of being put through a temporary menopause as treatment.
What affects the cost of ghostwriting?
A transparent look at the factors that shape pricing and timelines.
How Ghostwriting Works and What to Expect
A clear, human explanation of how a ghostwriting collaboration unfolds.
I found Dad washing the car with a paintbrush. His dogs knew exactly what was happening
A moving, observant piece about noticing small changes that signal something bigger — and how families begin to understand what’s happening. Gentle, intimate, and specific.
I had to spend £29,000 or let cancer kill me
A stark personal story about impossible medical choices, financial pressure, and survival. Direct, high-stakes writing with an emotional core.
I knew there was something wrong but doctors kept misdiagnosing me
A first-person account of persistent symptoms being dismissed or misread — and the emotional toll of repeatedly not being believed. A clear, advocacy-driven narrative.
I looked 6 months pregnant at 53 but doctors brushed my symptoms off as menopause
A first-person account of escalating symptoms being dismissed — and the cost of not being taken seriously. Clear, urgent storytelling with a strong public-health message.
I set a challenge of running a marathon a day in 2024. I forgot it's a leap year
A first-person story about an extreme endurance challenge, what motivates it, and what it reveals day after day. Uplifting, candid, and grounded in lived experience.
I was going to the loo 30 times a day – all I'd see was a pool of blood
A candid first-person health story about frightening symptoms, seeking answers, and the reality behind the headline. Unflinching, readable, and informative.
I wrote to the man who saved me – he replied with a joke
A first-person story about tracking down someone who changed your life, and what happens when gratitude turns into a real connection. Reflective, warm, and quietly funny.
Writing a memoir when you're not a writer
You don't need to be a writer to tell your story. Here's how we shape it together.
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